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Spotlight SUDAN Issue dated 04/07/2009

Chaotic independence coming in the South

The conference in Washington at the end of June, held at the initiative of the US special envoy to Sudan, General Scott Gration, was one more stage in determined attempt to save the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). This text signed [...] (771 words)

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DRC wants back in driver's seat on coltan

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Chaotic independence coming in the South

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Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

Australians warned about Museveni's new production sharing contracts

Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

Agak Achuil, the financial wonder kid, gets his marching orders

Museveni changes his mind about Salva Kiir Free

The race for post al-Bashir is under way

SPLM-North has a new lobbyist in Washington

Khartoum hires a lobbyist in U.S.

Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

Salva Kiir ready to hand over the helm

Museveni lobbies in USA for Salva Kiir Free

Khartoum Cut Off from South’s Oil in 2011?

Grand coalition on the brink of the abyss

Zenawi brings the private sector to heel

Meles clamps down before withdrawing

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Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

Agak Achuil, the financial wonder kid, gets his marching orders

Museveni changes his mind about Salva Kiir Free

The race for post al-Bashir is under way

SPLM-North has a new lobbyist in Washington

Khartoum hires a lobbyist in U.S.

Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

Salva Kiir ready to hand over the helm

Museveni lobbies in USA for Salva Kiir Free

Khartoum Cut Off from South’s Oil in 2011?

Grand coalition on the brink of the abyss

Zenawi brings the private sector to heel

Meles clamps down before withdrawing

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